On the recordMarch 1, 2004
So if we are receiving complaints about that, what we ought to do is have them check where their closest center is, and if there are not any, we ought to complain to you.
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Pete Domenici
So if we are receiving complaints about that, what we ought to do is have them check where their closest center is, and if there are not any, we ought to complain to you.
Senator Domenici suggests a course of action for addressing complaints about family assistance.
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